Magazine of Elon

Professor of English Megan Isaac teaches students to use literature and theory to analyze the ways in which surveillance and our attitudes toward it are instilled from childhood.

A cancer survivor, Robert Danis ’16 joined his brother and father on a bike challenge this summer to raise money for cancer research.

The Committee on Elon History and Memory begins to paint a more inclusive picture of Elon’s past.

A look at the ways the pandemic is shaping our future.

Renewing our commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion at Elon and beyond.

As university registrar, Rodney Parks is always looking for ways to innovate and improve existing processes. As an educator and mentor, his focus is on equipping students with the skills necessary to explore their individual paths.

The fall offered new lessons for the Elon community as the university implemented a plan that balanced health and safety with meaningful educational experiences amid the pandemic.

President Connie Ledoux Book reflects on the pandemic and finding inspiration in the individual journeys of members of the Elon community and the university's communal sense of purpose.

President Connie Ledoux Book reflects on how Elon adapted to the pandemic and how the community was strengthened by this collective crisis.

Loyal annual donors since graduation, Ben ’11 and Sarah Graves ’12 Lunka most recently made a five-year gift commitment to name a room at The Inn at Elon.